Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-20
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Al kinds Of job work done neatly and
peeuptlt. With nbxi Snd stylish type, at
the IN6M14pfNrh Office. q Tho ucSt ad-
vertising medium In Eastern Nevada Is
the Daily and Weekly. INDEPENDENT.
Advertisers have the advantage of the
columns of both at very reasonable
rates. A limited amount Of space can
be spared, and first come first served.
The story recently published by the
New York Sun concerning tho desti.
tuition and pitiable condition of the oroe
popular actress, Sarah Jewett, and sent
out by all press associations, is now de-
MED. The treasurer Of the Actors
Fund Association says he never re,
ceived any application for MD from the
lady. and the physician who has Aeen
attending her says she does not use
opium. q
Terre Haute, Ind, Mail:-One of the
eccentricities Of George Fruncis Train
is exhibited in giving all the Chicago
newspapers reporters Invitations to free
Turkish baths, the expense of which he
himself pays. It is hard to tell what he
means by it unless it is done as a mere
advertising dodge. But George Fran
els Trains ways are past finding
out. He is. the only and original
crank. .,'.''' ".'""' .'rr III
Reno Gazette:-Silver interests will
unquestionably by attacked egain this
Winter in the National Congress. At
the Bankers" Convention held in Pitts
burg, Pa, Thursday, it was recon-
mended that the coinage of silver dol
lars by the United States be suspended
until the points at issue of the silver
dollars be settled by an international
agreem ent. 1t is we'll that Nevada il, so
ably represented in Congress-. "a
Some time ago woman sued man
for $50, 200 for kissing her against her
will, and now she has been non.suited
on account of the excessiveness of the
amount demanded. This is q very for
tunate termination to the suit, for if the
plaintiff had recovered $50, 1000 that
would have Sbeen an end 10 Kissing. No
man would rup the risk of kissing at
such p cos, and ,by the time the wo-
mka had Written out and, signed her
consent the fellow would be over the
notion of kissing LEX.
New York Werld:-rThe issue has be-
ppI6s aiost' poihtsdl7 ,psfhs60ha. II Mr..
Foraker be defeated il viii be Mr.. CIeve.
la nd's personal victory. If Foraker be
elected it will be his Endorsement and
yindication by the people and inevita.
bly, Mr.. Cleveland's humiliation. II
Mr.. Cleveland's popularity is half as
great as his friends claim, Foraker
should be defeated by at least 90 900
votes, which is only the majority Bish-
op and Hoadley-the last two Demo-
cratic Governors of Ohio-received.
iJNsw York, Star:77TTtThe, poor, OF London
have been r6tidced to a stats Of destitu.
ton not equaled in many years.
Thousands of them camp in the squares
at night and live, on AIMS, and the pro-
cseda of petty thefts. ) Yesterday q large
band of them formed in line and
lmsfchsd to tho AGapsi0h HoasS, where
they demanded an ihtetyieki With the
lord Mayor. Thia wasreiassd. and it
took vigorous charge by the police 10
dispense tho mob. The coming Winter
is likely to bring forth very serious
troubles. ,y,.,.. ..,,,,.-,,,.- .
The following from the Phoebe Rec
ord is reproduced with the hope that it
will induce our citizens to use more
Caution against Ares. The Record
says:
II''Thd cause, 81 thu. 6rs)last Saturday
was from throwing ashes, with live
GOALS in them, in the bark Of wood
pile. It is not the first time that this
hoo aoo,,rpad II kl,is % - -. n